Summary
When a creator list request times out, the timeout is surfaced to the client but not logged with structured context. A warn-level log at the timeout point with the elapsed time and request ID helps distinguish slow queries from infrastructure issues.
Scope
- identify where request timeouts are handled for the creator list endpoint
- add a warn-level structured log when a timeout occurs
- include elapsed time, request ID, and the active query params in the log fields
Acceptance Criteria
- a creator list timeout emits a warn-level log with elapsed time and request ID
- active query params are included to help reproduce the slow request
- the client timeout response is unchanged
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg
Summary
When a creator list request times out, the timeout is surfaced to the client but not logged with structured context. A warn-level log at the timeout point with the elapsed time and request ID helps distinguish slow queries from infrastructure issues.
Scope
Acceptance Criteria
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg